New Terragen 4 : Building Your First Scenes

Terragen is used by many film studios to produce stunning environments for block-buster movies. Version 4.6 is the first major update to this landmark 3D environment software for awhile, so we’ve arranged Vladimir Chopine (GeekAtPlay studios) in this live webinar to show you the capabilities of Terragen, some recent changes to the software and how to set up your first scenes.

Vladimir will show a simple way to get “head first” into a first scene setup and he will show you how to build a scene step by step.

We’ll also have a mention on Terragen Sky, Planetside’s new application that makes creating realistic skies, clouds and atmosphere a fast, creative and engaging experience.

Download the free Terragen application and start creating your own 3d environments

In this presentation, Vladimir will:-

• Build a complete scene from start to finish
• Show an overview of Terragen and it’s versions
• Talk about what sets Terrragen apart.
• A few optimisation tips for rendering
• Viewport navigation
• Workflow tabs
• Importing objects (for example Frogtree plants and DAZ Studio assets) 
• Surface materials 
• Environment lighting 
• Atmosphere settings
• Cameras and renders

Webinar Date, Time and Duration

Date: Saturday February 11th

Time : 19:00 GMT (London) / 14:00 EST (New York) / 11:00 PST (Los Angeles)

Duration : About 90 minutes

Use this link to get the start time in your own timezone

Premium Ticket

• Two Terragen special PDF magazines from 3D Art Direct, interviews with top Terragen artists
• Complete guide to Terragen 4 (lastest version) video series (plus early access to additional videos) by GeekAtPlay Studio

About the Presenter Vladimir Chopine : VUE Trainer and Coach

The founder of Geekatplay and with a background in film production and computer sciences, 3D graphics, photography and composites has long provided a passionate pursuit for Vladimir. Serving 3D digital artists across the world, he has created over 3000 tutorials on VUE, DAZ Studio, Photoshop, Terragen, and many other applications.

Originally from Moscow, he lives with his wife Ami Chopin, who is a professional writer in Salt Lake City, Utah.